Day of Storms

Driving home peacefully as the clock is striking noon. Clouds begin to form overhead and they darken, darken, darken untill they hit an intensely dark shade of grey. The sky above is tinted yellow and I know what to expect; then, no surprise to me, the sirens start warning us that a tornado has formed. BANG, POW, CRASH! Lightning surrounds us flashing so frequently it was as if paparazzi had surrounded our car. The rumbling thunder had gotten louder than guns firing and it shook the car. Hail dropped so fast that it looked like snow was lying in piles next to us. Traffic had come to a complete stop. We were stuck in this terrible storm. I thought I would die this day. But traffic began clearing, along with the clouds and the rain and the hail. I saw blue sky for the first time in hours. We made it home and the storm eventually caught up with us, but this time I was at home with my family and everyone was comforted through the whole storm.